Health Data & Simulation
A personal health model, built from your own data
Most of your health history is scattered across portals, PDFs and labs that never talk to each other. Digital Health Twin pulls it into a single integrated model — so you can see the whole picture, explore what changes might mean, and walk into a medical appointment prepared.
Beta
Your twin, in your pocket.
Watch first
Twelve minutes on what the Digital Health Twin does today, told through one example patient.
Walter’s Drawer (12 minutes, captions built in). Walter is an example patient, not a real person. The narration is an AI voice and the illustrations are AI-generated.
Watch the 25-minute documentary: Medicine Made for One Person. Could It Be You? (25:43) →
The idea
A digital health twin is a working simulation model of your exact body, kept current with real data from the thing it mirrors. Applied to a person, it means your labs, imaging, medications, conditions, genomics and day-to-day signals held together in one place — as an interactive simulation model of your body rather than a filing cabinet.
That unification is the point. A lab value means little on its own; it means considerably more next to the medication you started six weeks earlier, the genetic variant you carry, and the historical trends and patterns in your body.
Digital Health Twin is an information and preparation tool. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace your clinician — it helps you arrive with better questions.
Continuous signal, not an annual snapshot.
What it does
RECORD
Labs, imaging reports, clinical notes, vitals, medications, medical conditions and allergies, added from photos, scans and PDFs — essentially as much information as you are comfortable sharing with the app, all held as one interactive record to improve your healthcare. Wearable and gut-biome data join as those connections arrive.
CONNECTIONS
Today: add a whole stack of photos, scans and PDFs at once, and the twin sorts and files them for you to check. Coming: standards-based import from provider systems, Bluetooth devices, and HealthKit and wearable syncing.
GENOMICS
Genomics profiles and variant interpretation, integrated alongside the rest of your health records so results are read in personalized context rather than in isolation.
SIMULATION
Sophisticated computer simulation engines let you explore how a change — a medication, a supplement, a habit — might interact with your specific body and medical conditions. Exploratory, not predictive of any individual outcome.
MEDICATIONS
RxNorm-backed medication handling, with flags for possible interactions between your prescriptions and supplements to raise with your pharmacist or doctor — a flag, not a safety check. Ideal times to take each pill backed by active reminders, and support for reviewing whether an Rx or supplement still earns its place in your daily regimen.
TRAJECTORY
Progression and score tracking across time, surfacing important health trends rather than one-off snapshot readings at periodic medical appointments.
PREPARATION
The data can improve how useful a periodic fifteen-minute medical appointment can be: a prepared health summary, the questions worth asking your medical practitioner, and information your clinician can actually use to help tailor your interaction.
SHARING & CONTROL
Health provider access, on your terms. Time-bound grants let a specific provider see a specific slice, rather than handing over everything indefinitely — all at your discretion and control.
GUIDANCE
A conversational guide over your own record, plus generated reports and briefings — grounded in your data rather than generic advice.
Consent & control
Health data is the most sensitive category most people will ever hold. Digital Health Twin treats consent as a first-class record rather than a checkbox: grants are explicit, scoped, and revocable, and every access is logged.
See the privacy policy for how data is handled across Alpha Inception applications.
Rings, bands and scales — all writing into the same model.
Connected devices
The data that matters is already being collected — by the watch on your wrist, the ring on your finger, the sensor on your arm. It just lives in eight different apps that never speak to each other. Digital Health Twin is built to be where it all lands.
Apple Watch, Wear OS & Galaxy Watch
Heart rate, HRV, oxygen saturation, sleep, activity and workouts.
Oura
Overnight recovery, resting heart rate, temperature trend and sleep staging.
Fitbit, Garmin, Whoop
Strain, recovery, resting heart rate and continuous activity data.
iPhone and Android
The hub most devices already write into — the route for over 40 types of health data.
23andMe, AncestryDNA
Upload the raw DNA file you download from 23andMe or AncestryDNA. The twin reads it against PharmGKB and CPIC and flags how your genes may affect your medicines, to raise with your doctor.
Dexcom, FreeStyle Libre
Continuous glucose readings, brought in through Apple Health and, in time, direct vendor connections.
Withings, Omron and similar
Weight, body composition and blood pressure, trended instead of spot-checked.
Smart capsules and gut biome tests
Gut transit, internal measurements and microbiome results feeding the same model.
Coming soon means the connection is planned and not yet available. Product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners; listing them indicates intended data compatibility only and does not imply any partnership, sponsorship or endorsement.
Closing the loop
The point of the data isn’t the dashboard — it’s the conversation it makes possible. Walk in with the trend already charted.
Real signal, brought into a real appointment.
Genomics
Upload your raw DNA export and variants are read against PharmGKB and CPIC — so the twin can flag how your genetics may affect the medications you actually take, rather than leaving the file to sit unread.
Related
Every Alpha Inception health app is built to feed the same record, so what you capture in one place sharpens everything else — instead of scattering your health across yet another set of apps.
Captures motor, cognitive, oculomotor and voice measures through gameplay. Those signals land directly in your twin, so brain and movement trends sit next to your labs and medications rather than in isolation.
Mood, stress and therapy-session context. Mental and physical health drive each other constantly — holding both in one model means a sleep change or a new medication can be read against how you actually feel.
Supplements and natural remedies. Feeding them into the twin means they are flagged in the same interaction engine as your prescriptions — the gap where most real-world interactions hide.
Turns a health goal into verified follow-through. The app checks that you followed through, rather than relying on guesses, so the twin is modeling what you actually did.
Draws health observations out of ordinary journaling and codes them clinically. Life context reaches your record without you filling in another form.
Verification for high-stakes documents. Applied to health records, it checks that an uploaded lab report or letter is what it claims to be before it is trusted enough to act on.
Stroke risk and recovery monitoring. Designed to contribute early-warning signals to the twin, so risk is tracked continuously rather than only at an appointment.
“Connected” means live today. “Planned” and “in development” describe intended integrations that are not yet available.
The desktop app is the same account as your phone, no beta signup required — download it and sign in. If you want to discuss further or collaborate, get in touch.
Digital Health Twin is not a medical device and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. It does not provide medical advice. Always consult a qualified clinician about your health and before making any change to your treatment.
Beta Testing Program
Digital Health Twin is in active beta testing on iPhone and Android. If you’d like to be a beta tester on your phone, fill in the form below. We’ll email you the Beta Tester Guide and a personal link to sign the Beta Tester Agreement online straight away, with step-by-step instructions for iPhone and Android. On a computer there is no beta program to join: open the web app in your browser, with nothing to install, or download the Windows app, and sign in with the same account. The web app and Windows app take files up to 50 MB; the phone apps take up to 22 MB.
After you sign, the step-by-step tester guide opens for you: installing the app, signing in and adding your records.
You sign the agreement, which includes the confidentiality terms for the beta, online with your finger on your phone (or your mouse) — there is nothing to print, scan or mail. Beta testing access is enabled only after it is signed — we verify every signature and authorize each tester individually.
We use your details only to run the beta program. See our privacy policy.